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1. Ability to organize reports into folders

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   Anonymous commented  ·  Jan 28, 2018  ·  Delete…

   Duplicate? https://polleverywhere.uservoice.com/forums/1616-educators-ideas/suggestions/5786332-poll-export

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2. Poll Export

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   under review  ·  AdminSara from Poll Everywhere (Product Marketer, Poll Everywhere) responded

   Thanks for the feedback all. There are a few different workarounds that might work for you all, but we don’t have anything explicitly for this.

   We do have a CSV importer to import poll questions. You can read about that here: https://www.polleverywhere.com/support/articles/create-activities/import-questions

   For students who missed class or just for generally sharing the content: I recommend either our Bulk Screenshot tool or maybe printing out an Executive Summary report.
   - the bulk screenshot tool will take screenshots of up to 10 polls that can then be shared via email or any other way that works for you. To do this: Go to the Polls page → select the polls you want → Click the grey Download button at the top → select Screenshots.

   For exporting to CSV for records or internal purposes, I recommend using our Pivot Response Table report and then exporting that to CSV. That will create a spreadsheet which includes the Title and Answer Choices for all of the selected polls. You can then just delete the columns/rows of unnecessary data.

   Otherwise, I’ll bring this up to the team and see if anyone has some good ideas.

   Thanks for the feedback all. There are a few different workarounds that might work for you all, but we don’t have anything explicitly for this.

   We do have a CSV importer to import poll questions. You can read about that here: https://www.polleverywhere.com/support/articles/create-activities/import-questions

   For students who missed class or just for generally sharing the content: I recommend either our Bulk Screenshot tool or maybe printing out an Executive Summary report.
   - the bulk screenshot tool will take screenshots of up to 10 polls that can then be shared via email or any other way that works for you. To do this: Go to the Polls page → select the polls you want → Click the grey Download button at the top → select Screenshots.

   For exporting to CSV for records or internal purposes, I recommend using our Pivot Response Table report and then exporting that to CSV. That will create… more

   Anonymous supported this idea  ·  Jan 22, 2018

3. LaTeX(Beamer) presenter app

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   4 comments  ·  Educators' Ideas  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   under review  ·  AdminSara from Poll Everywhere (Product Marketer, Poll Everywhere) responded

   Hmm, interesting. We do have some LaTeX integration to allow formulas and equations in the answer choices for multiple choice polls. You can read about the specifics for this here: http://polleverywhere.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/163071-picture-images-and-equations-as-options

   We’ll have to look a bit more into how the API for this will work with us. We’re a company of engineers and Comp Sci people so, we’re always interested in LaTeX

   Anonymous supported this idea  ·  Jan 22, 2018